Commercial real estate firm Peachtree Group finished 2025 ranked 14th among nearly 70 sponsors raising Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) equity.
Peachtree Group—which oversees a diversified portfolio exceeding $10 billion—in 2025 completed six debt-free DST acquisitions totaling approximately $200 million. Since inception three years ago, the Atlanta, Ga.-based firm has completed 12 DST acquisitions representing roughly $375 million in total investment. Peachtree capped the year by closing two acquisitions in December.
“In a market defined by elevated interest rates, limited transaction volume and a significant need for liquidity, tax-deferred strategies such as DSTs have become increasingly important for investors seeking to preserve capital, maintain income and remain active in high-quality real estate,” said Greg Friedman, managing principal and CEO of Peachtree. “Our focus is on pairing that tax efficiency with institutional assets and conservative structures.”
The PG Omaha Landmark DST is anchored by the Residence Inn Omaha Downtown/Old Market Area, an extended-stay hotel in Omaha’s central business district. The historic property features modern studios and one- and two-bedroom suites with fully equipped kitchens and flexible living spaces targeting both leisure and corporate travelers.
The hotel is located across the street from Union Pacific’s headquarters and the new, under-construction headquarters for Mutual of Omaha, and is close to key demand drivers, including Creighton University, CHI Health Arena & Convention Center and Eppley Airfield.
Meanwhile, the PG Manchester Industrial DST comprises a newly developed, single-tenant essential services facility leased on a long-term net basis to an investment-grade operator providing automotive services. Located in a growing U.S. market, the asset offers durable cash flow with no near-term lease rollover, according to the company.